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Greg Alexander wrote: > I'm a dissatisfied debian user. My machine just auto-upgraded xpdf for > no particular reason. That should never happen (unless you've manually configured updates to be applied automatically). There are some update gui's that give you this option, and there is cron-apt. It may have been checked accidentally or a bug may have enabled it by default. Anyway, that's a separate issue that deserves its own research. > This auto-upgrade indicates that the package must > be maintained. However, the upgrade reintroduced this bug that i had > painstakingly patched on my local machine, even though debian bug tracker > has been given the patch several times. The bug is not ambiguous, the > fix is not unsafe. > > Is there a political problem here? No, it just hasn't been on my radar since the bug report was lacking a "patch" tag. Now that the solution is clear, I will fix it (well, when I have some free time). Best wishes, Mike -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
